Starting in 2019. with the founding of our organisation, we have brought together people who have been organising projects in Trpanj for the past decade,to cooperate, brainstorm  and bring those projects to a higher level together. In June, there is a cooking/singing event called "Brodetijada". Brodetijada challenges different "klapas" (klapa - a traditional Dalmatian a capella vocal group, protected under UNESCO) to a cooking competition during the day, in which each "klapa" has to cook a "brodet", a traditional dalmatian fish stew. The winnning klapa gets a prize and in the evening all participating klapas hold a concert. There are a football (in late August/early September) and a basketball tournament (in July) , that have been going on for the past 4 years. There are at least 10 teams who apply every year in both of these tournaments, and the teams with the best results get awarded from the prize fund.In the days leading up to Assumption of Mary holiday (15.8.), local Trpanj bands hold a concert named "Noć Trpanjskih bendova" - "Night of Trpanj bands", where their friends,neighbours and families come to listen and have a good time. In late August, there is a manifestation called "Gundulićevi dani" or "Gundulić days", named after a late Croatian nobility member and  poet Ivan Gundulić. This year, "Gundulićevi dani" will last for 15 days, making it a festival hosting individual musicians, klapas, and theater groups.

Festival Le Bon Air (édition annulelle depuis 2015 / Marseille, fin mai)
Festival Forward (édition annulelle depuis 2003 / Paris, fin novembre)
Bi:Pole est producteur d'une centaine d'artistes (musiques actuelles) et est pilote du projet de coopréation Room 808. Véritable laboratoire où se mobilisent et collaborent entreprises culturelles, réseaux participatifs et compétences régionales autour d’un écosystème urbain et inédit dans le domaine des Musiques Actuelles.

We organize conferences, we participate in intercultural concerts, intercultural camps and we do special events during Ramadan, Hanukkah and Christmas. For instance, we ask a little mosque in a little village to open the doors to all neighbors and we encourage them to visit it by organizing an activity inside. We are also planning to visit schools with an interreligious calendar to have the chance to discus about the importance of religion in the society.

Cette association a pour objet dans la formation à distance, le « e-learning » : conseil, réalisation de contenus, distribution d'équipements éducatifs

  chantiers d'été Accueil des volontaires et échange interculturel Chantiers de volontariat dans des projets long et courte terme (patrimoine-environnement-éducation-sport-insertion et intégration) distribuer gratuitement des sacs aux randonneurs pour les inciter à ramasser les déchets trouvés sur les chemins Nombreux nettoyages de sites naturels Organisation de journées de sensibilisation environnementale au sein de plusieurs espaces naturels et sur les plages Organisation de sorties nature (brame du cerf, découverte des vallons obscurs, .. Participation à différents groupes de travail concernant la valorisation des déchets, Renforcement du système marocain de la protection intégrale de l’Enfance dans sa réponse juridique et sociale face à la violence sexuelle associations AMANE Les 7 habitudes des gens très efficaces L'estime de soi, source de l'efficacité professionnelle Les 5 outils de développement personnel pour optimiser ses relations

making movies and awarness campaigns to enrich and rebuild trust between socities 

5 INTERNATIONAL FORUM IN  MOROCCO GATHERING 100 WOMEN FROM  40 COUNTRIES TO DISCUSS ABOUT MIGRATION, EDUCATION, SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION, CLIMATE CHANGE TRAINING  IN  MOROCCO , Benin , MAURITANIA, Ghana  ABOUT  WOMEN's LEADERHIP, Climate chance (Benin) OUR MAIN COMING PROJECT IS A  TRAINING WOMEN's CENTER  IN THE ATLAS(Morocco) FOR RURAL WOMEN TO  HELP THEM TO  EMPOWER THEMSELVES BUT AS WELL TO ALLOW THEM TO KNOW AND BENIFIT FOR  MORE RIGHTS (legal, economic)  ; indeed many women work in cooperatives or alone without any  insurance or legal insurance so this project will allow them to have rights at work  place and then avoid exploitation due to their vulnirability and allow them also a better evolution 

                                 Contact us for any Project/Event etc.    Africa Continent Care for Migration is a non-profit and apolitical organization that aims to contribute to the social and economic integration of foreigners in Morocco and beyond borders and to promote tourism. ACCM is also dedicated to promoting human and orderly migration for the benefit of all.   Our Mission: To fight against discrimination, slavery, exclusion and poverty, to encourage the promotion and protection of migrants and their human rights, in accordance with the United Nations Charter.   Our Objectives: -defending the rights of immigrants and refugees, Immigration equality-Fairness for All. - assist, train, and educate migrants including refugees and internally displaced people to job opportunities. -sensitize the migrants about the rules and principles of their host country. - promote tourism through intercultural activities. - mobilize funds to help vulnerable migrants especially children, women and people with disease. - work hand to hand with the local authorities to facilitate the migrants and refugees' socio-professional integration. - organize and carry out humanitarian activities for migrants and refugees in a vulnerable situation.   Our target population: Association Africa Continent Care for Migration is an organization created by migrants for migrants in general,social rights and those in critical situation.   Our  strategy to reach our goals: - advocacy with the local authorities to explain the migrants' situation. -sensitize both national and international opinion about the necessity of giving helping hand to migrants or refugees.   Who can be our partners? -All moral institutions or individuals that fulfill the admission conditions and commit to honor the statutes and charter of the association.   Sponsor us: - by contacting us through our website,email or our telephone numbers to learn more about our cooperate sponsorship.     Founder /President, U.N. CHRISTOPHER   How to contact us? Website: WWW.AFRICACONTINENTCARE.ORG Email: info@africacontinentcare.org/  africacontinentcare@gmail.com Mobile: +212 622 888 318   Headquarters/Address: Avenue Omar Ibn Al Khattab, Rabat, Morocco   Social Network:  https://www.facebook.com/africacontinentcare/ https://www.instagram.com/africacontinentcare/ https://twitter.com/unchristopher_ https://www.linkedin.com/in/africa-continent-care-for-migration-884000156/     

Our organization is difficult to divide into projects. The work at our locations is interlinked. We therefore dare to provide you with a brief description of the organisation.
In Chios, our legal aid services focus on counselling in the first instance procedure, on appeals against unlawful rejections and on family reunions within the framework of the Dublin III Regulation. This includes informing asylum seekers about the hotspot procedure and the EU Turkey Deal, providing legal assistance in the asylum procedure and taking action against unlawful deportations to Turkey on the basis of the EU-Turkey Deal.
Asylum seekers who are eligible for family reunion under the Dublin III Regulation are exempted from the border procedure and therefore not subject to the scheme of return to Turkey. Our presence in Chios allows us to identify these cases as early.
We accompany these persons through the entire process of family reunification, also through our office in Athens. This is particularly important because Germany has rigidly tightened its rejection practice in this area – 60 % of the take charge requests sent by Greece are rejected by Germany. We also take action against illegal rejections by way of (strategic) litigation. Both with regard to "our own" cases and with regard to those forwarded to us by Greek colleagues. The possibility that we have been offering since 2018 has been used extensively. On the one hand this was our aim. On the other hand, it brings us to our capacity limits. But we are also seeing, that this support is more than needed. The Dublin procedure takes place mainly between Member States and largely without the involvement of applicants. People often do not even know that their family reunion has been decided negatively with the result, that  the asylum procedure must take place in another Member State, often in Greece. Legal assistance is the exception alongside this procedures. One is left with the suspicion that the German administration has the impression to act in a legal vacuum, without any supervision of the rejections issued. At a time when the call for the "harshness of the rule of law" is getting louder and louder, it seems to be forgotten that the rule of law actually means that every state action is subject to law and justice. In our daily work we encounter rejections that can be described as creative. But which actually separate families permanently. The list of examples of the absurd legal opinions is long. The reunification of an unaccompanied minor who is homeless in Greece is rejected on the grounds that the transfer has a negative impact on the child's well-being. In another case, the necessary written consent of a wife was sent by fax. The German Asylum Service states that it did not receive the fax. It would also have been sent from a Greek number. It actually was sent from a German number. And in the obligation to prove, whether a fax did not arrive, is the authority.
For a long time, the assumption had prevailed that the Dublin family reunion procedure can not at all be subject to judicial review. In December, March and April, we were now able to positively establish the justiciability of a total of four cases and force their legal transfer to Germany. However, these are first instance decisions. They are not binding. It is therefore our aim to address this structural problem before the highest courts as well.
Additionally, we cover cases of substantive asylum law, with a special focus to unaccompanied minors. We are also dealing with cases of administrative detention and other fundamental human rights violations.
In Berlin, we research and advocate for the rights of people who are subject to the EU Hotspot Approach, the EU-Turkey Deal and illegal administrative practices preventing family unit, as well as on (Dublin) readmissions and deportations.
Legal analysis enables us to advocate for the rights of asylum seekers, and to enforce their rights in individual cases.
Since the project was launched, we have established Equal Rights as a first legal information actor and have a wide network and a close cooperation with Greek and German organizations.
The support of Greek colleagues is a question of European solidarity. The Hotspots are a project of the European Union. Hence, EU agencies support the Greek authorities with stuff and resources. We support the legal advice and the civil society on site. And thus the asylum seekers – to ensure that legal protection does not degenerate into a question of resources!

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